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CU students debate Guantánamo Bay

Tuesday night, politically-minded students crowded into a Hamilton classroom to watch the Columbia University College Democrats and Republicans debate the Guantánamo Bay detention facility in Cuba.

Tuesday night, politically-minded students crowded into a Hamilton classroom to watch the Columbia University College Democrats and Republicans debate the Guantánamo Bay detention facility in Cuba.

Wild, wild Wilders

Wilders’ speech, while beginning as a discussion of free discourse, soon devolved into little more than an open, vicious attack on Islam and Muslims, claiming that the ultimate goal of Islam is to conquer the world and forcibly impose itself on the conquered.

Wilders’ speech, while beginning as a discussion of free discourse, soon devolved into little more than an open, vicious attack on Islam and Muslims, claiming that the ultimate goal of Islam is to conquer the world and forcibly impose itself on the conquered.

Democrats, Republicans debate capital punishment

On Tuesday evening, politically inclined Columbians convened as the College Democrats and Republicans faced off on the issue of capital punishment. Stay tuned for full story.

On Tuesday evening, politically inclined Columbians convened as the College Democrats and Republicans faced off on the issue of capital punishment. Stay tuned for full story.

Why We Miss Reagan

Is it necessary for conservative students like myself to drift away from our foundations in order to be “relevant” to today’s political discussion, or is it possible to return to the philosophy of Reagan Republicans and still have a meaningful voice?

Is it necessary for conservative students like myself to drift away from our foundations in order to be “relevant” to today’s political discussion, or is it possible to return to the philosophy of Reagan Republicans and still have a meaningful voice?

Obama Support Runs High at Bipartisan Campus Event

While visitors to the Broadway Sky Lounge munched on 300 cheeseburgers Tuesday evening at the Columbia Programming Assistants’ event, other Columbians met in the basement of River residence hall fo

While visitors to the Broadway Sky Lounge munched on 300 cheeseburgers Tuesday evening at the Columbia Programming Assistants’ event, other Columbians met in the basement of River residence hall fo

Columbus Day Draws Mix of Barbecue-Goers, Protesters

Calling into question the legacy of the explorer whose place in the American psyche is evident even in the University’s namesake, student groups held events on Monday underscoring opposing perspect

Calling into question the legacy of the explorer whose place in the American psyche is evident even in the University’s namesake, student groups held events on Monday underscoring opposing perspect

At Debate Event, an Odd Portrait of CU's Political Spectrum

As Thursday night’s most anticipated campus party kicked off, the noise echoing out of Lerner Piano Lounge was—except for the sounds of a television—silence.

As Thursday night’s most anticipated campus party kicked off, the noise echoing out of Lerner Piano Lounge was—except for the sounds of a television—silence.

Student Groups Join to Protest Five Years of Iraq War

At both the figurative and literal center of this week’s anti-war efforts are two figures standing atop the College Walk sundial, with one sounding a hand-held gong as another reads off the names o

At both the figurative and literal center of this week’s anti-war efforts are two figures standing atop the College Walk sundial, with one sounding a hand-held gong as another reads off the names o

Voting Patterns Stem From More Than Age

Growing up around Washington, D.C. has made Annie Minoff, CC ’11, cynical about government.

Growing up around Washington, D.C. has made Annie Minoff, CC ’11, cynical about government.